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That's right, you leave the WBO2 in for a few weeks while you tune, and then you put your NBO2 back in (...why waste a perfectly good NBO2...).Quote:
Originally Posted by SSpdDmon
...Unless you want to auto tune everytime you drive...
:D :D :D
:slugging down a beer:
You mean normal people don't do this??? :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by joecar
:lol: ...I don't know what's normal anymore... :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by TAQuickness
:D :peeling_tyres:
The only problem being (apart from all the maintenance work) that I want to tune my AFRs for driveability, not just the race track. Tuning is about being thorough... near enough just isn't good enough! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by SSpdDmon
In other words, I just can't leave my Flashscan in the cupboard... I need to use it, it's too much fun and any excuse will do! ;)
Too right, mate, daily driver can see whole spectrum of RPM and MAP.
8)
Day 1 in WB02 install world.
Spent most of the day figuring out what wire went where, trying to find my multimeter and hefting on the old O2 sensor.
Finally got the wiring figured out and the old O2 sensor out.
Ready to go, but wait, Im in London and its getting dark at 4pm no more time! Dam, patch the old sensor back into the connector and with a liberal amount of antiseize back in it goes.
Now I know what goes where Ill start again, hopefully its not to cold and wet to lye on the driveway again.
What do you guys think of putting the LC-1 and wiring in the cabin by coming up around the gear shifter? Seems a little better than tying it underneath the car. It looks like the WBO2 cable will be long enough to get there. This is in a VT2 Holden by the way.
Where is everyone else mounting theirs?
Those links are no longer any good since the Forum Upgrade.Quote:
Originally Posted by joecar
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Bill
Here's a collection of useful inks regarding LC-1 hookup:
showthread.php?t=639
showthread.php?t=564
showthread.php?t=569
showthread.php?t=1012
showthread.php?t=1004
showthread.php?t=749
showthread.php?t=241
Maybe we need a separate subsection for wideband hookup details (wiring, pids, etc).
Cheers
Joe
:banana:
Sound :coool: to me....Quote:
Originally Posted by joecar
Bill
:cheers: